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Classic trucks are very much in demand right now and are trending up in value too thanks to their newfound popularity in the market. This C10 for sale glistens in any light thanks to its classy 'Candy Apple Red' paintjob and chrome trim/bumpers. Better yet, you can work and play with this pickup thanks to the plastic bed cover that protects that expensive paint. American Racing alloy wheels stance this truck just right and let you know for sure that this ain't no stock C10! It gets better when you pop the hood on this '67 thanks to the beefy 454 CID V8 'big block' Chevrolet-sourced motor and you can guarantee with all that power you'll get off the line quickly. A 3-speed Turbo400 automatic transmission with column shift operation shifts this truck down the road turning the rear wheels with purpose- and laying some rubber when you feel like putting a smile on your face! Exhaust headers feeding dual exit pipes make this good-looking truck sound equally as appealing. We love the practical interior on this C10 that features some comfort from aftermarket Burgundy cloth bench seating, custom steering wheel and Kenwood stereo system that has been built into the...

This 71' El Camino nicknamed 'Native Pride' is a sight to be seen. The paint job on this beauty is nothing short of captivating. No wonder it has won several awards, including 1st place Autorama for Pickup Class. Powering this show stopping Machine is a 350 Crate Engine with 357 HP and 407 lbs. of Torque paired to a TH350, 3-Speed Automatic transmission. Newly installed 3. 42 Gears with Posi-Traction. The exterior has been extensively done using House of Color Paint. The interior customized in cloth, with a vinyl 1/2 dash. Listing out all the parts that have been customized would be nearly impossible, but we cannot forget the customized truck bed done in diamond plating and leather storage compartments. A new complete Air Ride System from Air Ride Technologies Inc. was put on the vehicle in 2015. This includes the air ride hydraulic system, computer, air tanks, and compressor. The door...

The birth of the panel truck materialized when the U. S. army ordered 20,000 units to use as cargo trucks and ambulances during World War I. The Ford F-series trucks have been manufactured from 1948- the present. Consisting of thirteen generations and counting, making the Ford truck a heavyweight in the truck market. This 1956 Ford is a second- generation truck that was produced from 1953-1956. In 1956 introduced the wrap around windshield and a redesigned dash.

This 1956 Ford F100 Panel Truck has been modified with modern amenities. Under the hood is a 400 cubic inch V-8 engine attached to a three-speed transmission. Making this 1956 panel truck a blast to drive. The truck painted in a shade of purple. American Racing alloy wheels and chrome bumpers add a...

This C10 ton truck has a great story behind it, the current owner had this truck passed down from his father and he got hit from hit father who bought it new in 1966. Everything that was ever done to this truck is known by the seller, even down to every clutch that has been installed, which the current one was just done here in May of 2021. I have to say that the 283CID V8 that is under the hood is packing a punch, from snappy throttle response to a health exhaust system at idle. All of this power is being transferred to the ground via a 3speed manual transmission that is still in its original ' on the column ' location. That is one thing that the youth of today has not had a chance to enjoy, there is just something about a shift on the column option that really lets you know that you are in a classic vehicle. The exterior of this 66' Chevrolet is a classic General Motors red that really pops and matched with the...

This Stellar build has had all of the colors of the chart laid onto it with a smooth and streamlined look, will it get the attention at the car show, I think so! The exterior of this 72' ElCo for sale is a vibrant yellow as its main color and depending on where you stand it could be all of the colors. Powering this 1972 ElCamino is a built 350Cid V8 that hits a lick at an idle and not that it has been paired with the GM automatic transmission. The seller didn't specify but I believe it to be a turbo Hydromatic 350. The interior is just as good looking, with custom two-tone vinyl interior that is rocking yellow inserts in the center of the seats and wrapped around the exterior with Black. This really sets off the look with the doors open and keeps this wild theme...